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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYRegion III

4530 Bath PikeBethlehem, PA 18017

Richard M. Fetzer, OSCRemoval Branch (3HW31)

___________________________(215)353-3909_____________________To: Mr. Charles J. Walters, Public Health Advisor

ATSDR, Region III

From: Mr. Richard Fetzer, On-scene Coordinator (3HS31)U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region III

Subject: Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue SiteHamburg Borough, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Date: March 12, 2002

I. Background and General Information

A. Site Name:

Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue

B. Site Location:

The Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue site (site) is located within theBorough of Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania. The site coordinatesare 40.56083° N latitude and 75.98805 ° W longitude. The site is locatedeast of the Schuylkill Canal and Towpath and west of Port ClintonAvenue. The site extends approximately 300 feet north from the PortClinton Avenue and Mountain Avenue intersection and approximately 900feet south from the same intersection. Figure 1, Site Location Map, showsthe site location within the Borough of Hamburg.

C. Site Type:

The site is part of a borough-owned park where crushed lead acid batterycasings have been improperly dumped. Three residential properties and achurch are located within 400 feet of the northern end of the site.

D. She Background:

The site is over 1.5 forested acres. The site is bordered to the north by twoprivate residences, to the east by Port Clinton Avenue and one residence,to the south by the 1-78 overpass and Hamburg Playground (Playground),and to the west by the Schuylkill River. Access to the site is uncontrolled.

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Source: Modified from USGS 7.5-Minule Series Topographic Quadrangle,Auburn, Pennsylvania, 1945, Photorevised 1979Hamburg, Pennsylvania, 1956, Photorevised 1969, 1977, minor revision 1994

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Scale = 1:24000Quadrangle Location ~"~ 1 Pennsylvania

Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue SiteHamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Figure 1Site Location Map

TDD No. 03-02-02-008EPA Contract No. 68-S3-00-02 Tetra Tech EM Inc.

Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue SiteATSDR Data PackageFebruary 8, 2002

Tetra Tech EM Inc.TDD No. 03-02-02-008

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Richard M- Fetzer, OSCRemoval Branch (3HW31)

_______________________(215)353-3909____________________________In 1994, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted aRemoval Action (RA) at the Playground (Hamburg Lead Site), located tothe south of the 1-78 overpass. During this RA, the portion of theSchuylkill Canal located at the Playground was excavated, covered withclean fill, and capped with asphalt. This area is now used as a parking lotfor the municipal park. During this RA, additional areas were coveredwith riprap along the bank of the Schuylkill River. No work wasconducted beyond the limits of the parking lot. In March 2000, the EPASite Assessment and Technical Assistance (SATA) contractor was taskedto perform a removal assessment of various areas of concern in theBorough of Hamburg, including the banks of the Schuylkill River adjacentto the municipal park. During this assessment, it was noted that the canalextended north beyond the 1-78 overpass. During further reconnaissanceof the area, battery casings were observed protruding from the ground andin the canal sediment. On October 6, 2000, the Tetra Tech EM Inc. (TetraTech) Superfund Technical Assistance and Response Team (START), wastasked to perform a removal assessment of the Schuylkill Canal andTowpath(SCT).

During the week of November 13 through 17, 2000, Tetra Tech mobilizedto SCT and initiated removal assessment sampling activities. Tetra Techcollected 9 surface water, 53 sediment, and 109 surface soil samples. Fiveof these samples were collected in the Port Clinton Avenue Site. Thesamples were analyzed for either target analyte list (TAL) metals or fortotal lead. Surface water samples and sediment samples were analyzed bya Contract Laboratory Program (CLP) laboratory for either total TALmetals or total lead. Soil samples were analyzed with x-ray fluorescence(XRF) equipment for lead. Forty-nine split soil samples were sent to aCLP laboratory for XRF results confirmation.

On January 11, 2001, Tetra Tech personnel collected 13 additional surfacesoil samples in areas believed to contain high lead concentrations (seeFigure 2, Lead and Arsenic Results Map). This area is located betweenthe Schuylkill Canal and Port Clinton Avenue. These samples were sentto a Tetra Tech subcontracted laboratory (Chemtech) for total TAL metalsanalysis. This area became the Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue Site.

E. Contact Person fas an alternative to On-Scene Coordinator Rich Fetzer):Robert HelversonProject Manager, Tetra Tech EM Inc.Region III Superfund Technical Assistance and Response Team (START)(610)364-2119

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LegendResidence

Soil Sampling Points by Lead Result• Less than 400 ppm

400 ppm or moreCanalSchuyikill RiverSite BoundaryStreamTax Parcel Boundaries

SCT-SS-070SCT-SS-071SCT-SS-0723CT-SS-073SCT-SS-074SCT-SS-100SCT-S3-101SCT-SS-102SCT-SS-103SCT-SS-104SCT-SS-105SCT-SS-106SCT-SS-107SCT-SS-108SCT-SS-109SCT-SS-110SCT-SS-111SCT-SS-112

Lead Result

344837010661.

168.118000,

63,237,108.

000000300000000000

141.00176.

1030,853,209.325,

1430,6460,1329.

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Arsenic

NotNotNotNotNot90425.57.913.53.759.26.83.35.33.49.161

All sampling results are in mg/kgSource: Modified from USGS 7.5-Minute Series Topographic Quadrangle,Hamburg, Pennsylvania, 1956, Photorevised 1969, 1977, minor revision 1994and from local tax maps

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Quadrangle Location-~*\\ Pennsylvania Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue Site

Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Figure 2Lead and Arsenic Results Map




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SCT-SS-070^ ~^^^ ":sci-ss-ioo\ j»SCT-SS-101

SCT-SS-102

SCT-SS-071Legend

Soil Sampling Points by Lead Result• Less than 400 ppm• 400 ppm or more

Ji Canalj^J Schuylkill River[t%gjtj Site Boundary

StreamTax Parcel Boundaries

SCT-SS-072

Sample ID

-SS-070SS-071

-SS-072-SS-073-SS-074-53-100-SS-101-SS-102-SS-103-SS-104SS-105

-SS-106-SS-107-SS-108-SS-109-SS-110-SS-111-SS-112

Lead Result

34483.0070.00

106.0061.30

168.00118000.00

63.00237.00108.00141.00176.00

1030.00853.00209.00325.00

1430.006460.001329.00

Arsenic ResultSCT-SS-104S

Not AnalyzedNot AnalyzedNot AnalyzedNot AnalyzedNot Analyzed90425.57.913.53.759 .26.83.35.33.49.161

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SCT-SS-109SCT-SS-110 I 1

SCT-SS-111

All sampling results are in mg/kg.Source: Modified from USGS 7.5-Minute Series Topographic Quadrangle,Hamburg, Pennsylvania, 1956, Photorevised 1969,1977, minor revision 1994and from local tax maps

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Quadrangle LocationTjgij Pennsylvania

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Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue SiteHamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Figure 2Lead and Arsenic Results Map



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_____________________________(215)353-3909____________________________F. Concerns and Questions to be Addressed:

• Does a significant threat to public health or welfare exist at these sites?• If a significant threat exists, what alternatives exist to mitigate the threat?

G. Turnaround Time Required:

Review of, and recommendations for, this site should be given highpriority.

II. Substances Present

The following section discusses the quantities of substances identified and theconditions that may affect these substances on site.

A. Known substances present:

The following data review is from the Hamburg removal assessment at theSchuylkill Canal and Towpath and Port Clinton Avenue areas of concern.Tetra Tech conducted the assessment during the week of November 13,2000 and on January 11, 2001. Table 1, Soil Analysis Summary, showsthe sample analysis summary for the site. Tetra Tech used XRFequipment to analyze soil samples. Samples SCT-SS-100 through SCT-SS-111 were sent to Chemtech laboratory for total target analyte list(TAL) metals analysis.

Tetra Tech collected a total of eighteen surface soil (0-12 inch depth)samples on November 15, 2000 and January 11, 2001 at the Port ClintonAvenue Site. Samples SCT-SS-70 and SCT-SS-IOO had the highestconcentrations of lead in soil at 34,483 and 118,000 parts per million lead(ppm), respectively. Sample SCT-SS-111 snowed a lead concentration insoil of 6,460 ppm. Four additional sample locations SCT-SS-106, SCT-SS-107, SCT-SS-110, and SCT-SS-112 have lead concentrations of 1,030ppm, 853 ppm, 1,430 ppm, and 1,329 ppm, respectively. All theremaining samples collected in this area had lead concentrations in thesame range as that of background lead sample concentrations (56 ppm to230 ppm). Battery casings were observed at sample locations SCT-SS-107, SCT-SS-110 and SCT-SS-111.

In addition to lead, arsenic concentrations ranging from 3.3 ppm to 904ppm were present in all samples sent to the laboratory for total TALmetals analysis. Sample SCT-SS-100 had the highest arsenic

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_______________________(215)353-3909____________________________concentration (904 ppm). Sample SCT-SS-101 had an arsenicconcentration of 25.5 ppm. Each of the other 9 sample locations (SCT-SS-102 through SCT-SS-111) had arsenic concentrations ranging from 3.3to 13.5 ppm. Figure 2, Lead and Arsenic Results Map, shows all samplelocations and the lead and arsenic results for each location.

B. Quantities Present:

The cubic yardage of contaminated material is not yet known.

C. Current Physical State and General Conditions of the Substances and/or theirContainers:

Crushed battery casings were used as fill in various areas of the Boroughand in areas adjacent to the Borough of Hamburg. Battery casings arepresent at the soil surface along Port Clinton Avenue. A pile of batterycasings is located at the south end of the site (sample locations SCT-SS-110 and SCT-SS-111). Battery casing chips are exposed along PortClinton Avenue at the south end of the site near the guardrail (seephotographs). High lead concentrations and battery casing waste isevident at the Hamburg - Port Clinton Avenue site. No methods ofcontainment are in use at this time.

D. Any Chemical Mechanical Meteorological or Other Phenomena Which MayRapidly Alter Any of the Above:

Because the site is located in the Schuylkill River flood plain, flooding is athreat. Currently, canal waters flow directly into the Schuylkill Riverthrough a corrugated metal pipe at the southern end of the canal.

III. Geographic and Demographic Information

A. Distance from the Site to the Closest Residence and Business Up andDown Gradient:

The site, located in the northern area of the Borough of Hamburg, is aresidential area, with three residences located within 400 feet and ongrade. A church is located less than 300 feet to the north and on gradewith the site.




_____________________________(215)353-3909____________________________B. Avenues of Public Access to the Site:

Access to the site is unrestricted. A locked gate allows access forauthorized motor vehicles across the canal. A small grass covered parkingarea is located at the locked gate that crosses the canal. Port ClintonAvenue is a busy throughway, and access to the site front Port ClintonAvenue is unrestricted.

C. Approximate Population Residing within ]A to '/2 mile of the Site:

By counting the number of residential units in a !x»-mile radius andmultiplying by the persons per household county average, the estimatedpopulation may be determined within V4-mile radius. The county averagepersons per household is 2.56, slightly higher than Hamburg's average of2.16. The total population of the Hamburg Borough is 3,906. The totalnumber of housing units in Hamburg is 1,801. About 85 homes arelocated within 1A mile of the site (U.S. Geological Survey [USGS] 1977).Using the Borough average, about 184 people live within 1A mile of thesite. About 425 homes are located within a '/2-mile radius of the site(USGS 1977). Using the Borough averages, about 918 people live within!/2 mile of the site.

D. Sensitive Land Uses in the Vicinity of the Site:

The site is located between the east bank of the Schuylkill Canal and westof Port Clinton Avenue. This area is used as a public park area, wherefishing, walking, and hiking takes place. Portions of the site may beconsidered sensitive wetland areas. Areas north of the site are consideredto be wetland areas, and the Schuylkill River is considered to be a warm-water fishery.

IV. Relationship to Nearby Community

Activities On-Site and Estimated Number of Personnel Involved:

The Schuylkill Canal and Towpath is used daily by local residents. Commonactivities in this area include walking, jogging, biking, dog walking, and fishingalong the river. During sampling activities, people of all ages were observedusing the towpath for the above-mentioned activities, many of whom wereobserved on consecutive days.

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_____________________________(215)353-3909____________________________V. Data on Environmental Pathways

Soil and Sediment:

A total of 18 surface soil samples were collected at the Port Clinton Avenue site.Samples were collected from a depth of 0-12 inches from the surface. Sampleswere collected using dedicated sampling equipment to prevent any crosscontamination. Twelve of 18 samples were sent to Chemtech laboratories fortotal TAL metals analysis. All samples were analyzed ex-situ with a Niton fieldportable XRF model 722. Table 1, Soil Analysis Summary, provides theanalytical data for all samples collected at the site.

VI. Site Maps/Sketches

Figure 1, Site Location Map shows the location of the site within the Borough ofHamburg, Berks County, PA.

Figure 2, Lead and Arsenic Results Map, shows all soil sample locations andgives the corresponding results for lead and arsenic.

VII. Photographs

Attachment 1 provides photographs from the assessment activities at the site.

VTII. References

U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). 1977. 7.5-Minute Series Topographic Map ofHamburg, Pennsylvania, Quadrangle.

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ATTACHMENT 1

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

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Photograph 1

Site Name: Hamburg Lead - Port Clinton Ave. Site

Site Location: Borough of Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Date: 11 /15/00 Time: 4:25 p.m. Orientation: Down Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Batteries at surface at Sampling location SCT-SS- 11 0; analytical results indicate 1,430 ppm lead in the sample from this location.

Photograph 2


Site Location: Borough of Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsy lvania

Date: 1/ 11 /2001 Time: 11 :23 a.m. Orientation: Down Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Sampling location SCT-SS-110, with batteries protruding from the surface; analytica l results indicate 1,460 ppm lead in the sample at this location.

Photograph 3

Site Name: Hamburg Lead - P01t Clinton Ave. Site


Date: 1 /11/200 l Time: 9:55 a.m. Orientation: West Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Sampling location SCT-SS-1 00; analytica l results indicate I 01,990 ppm lead in the sample at this location.

Photograph 4

Site Name: Hamburg Lead - Po1i Clinton Ave. Site


Date: l / l l/0 l Time: 11 :30 a.m. Orientation: Northwest Photograp her: R. Helverson

Description: Sampling location SCT-SS-1 11 ; note the proximity to Port Clinton A venue; analytical results indicated 19,200 ppm lead in the sample from this location.

Photograph 5



Date: 1/ 11/2001 Time: 11 :20a.m. Orientation: West Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Sampling location SCT-SS-109; note proximity to Port Clinton Avenue.

Photograph 6



Date: October 200 1 Time: 11 30 Orientation: Down Photographer: R. He lverson

Description: Batteries at surface at Sampling location SCT-SS-1 1 O; analytical results indicate 1,430 ppm lead in the sample from this location.

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Photograph 7

Site Name: Hamburg Lead - Port C linton Ave. Site


Date: October 2001 Time: 1135 Orientation : Down Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Battery chips at base of phone pole along P011 Clinton Avenue.

Photograph 8



Date: October 2001 Time: 1140 Orientation: Down Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Battery chips on soil surface along Port Clinton Avenue.

Photograph 9

Site Name: Hamburg Lead - Port C linton Ave. Site


Date: October 200 1 Time: 1145 Orientation: South Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Port C linton Avenue fro m north of Mountain Avenue intersection.

Photograph 10



Date: October 2001 Time: 1150 Orientation: South Photographer: R. Helverson

Description: Area to right of guardrail is location of samples SCT-SS-11 0 through SCT-SS-11 2.

Port Clinton Avenue Site after monitoring wells installed by unknown party in Winter 2001/2002. Battery casing waste now exposed at surface. Photographs taken March 14, 2002.

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